PUBG Mobile has revealed an exciting schedule of esports events for 2025. The lineup includes action-packed tournaments and big investments to grow the competitive scene. Here’s a closer look at the key updates. Let's check it out now!

PUBG Mobile Global Open (PMGO) 2025

The second PMGO 2025 will be held in Uzbekistan from March to April 2025. This event is open to all players from all regions, not just professional teams. Players in the Top 500 of Ultimate Royale mode will get to skip the first round of the online qualifier.

PUBG Mobile World Cup (PMWC) 2025

The PMWC 2025, part of the Esports World Cup, will happen in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. This famous tournament will feature the top teams from the PMSL Spring season. Players will compete fiercely, highlighting PUBG Mobile’s global presence.

PUBG Mobile Global Championship (PMGC) 2025

The PMGC 2025 will end the competitive year in Thailand. This major event, marking its sixth edition, will bring together the world’s best teams to compete for the title.

PUBG Mobile Super League (PMSL) 2025

The PUBG Mobile Super League (PMSL) will expand to five regions: Southeast Asia, Europe, MENA (Middle East and North Africa), CSA (Central and South Asia), and the Americas. PMSL will have two seasons, Spring and Fall, giving teams more chances to qualify for global tournaments.

The 2025 PUBG Mobile esports season will be thrilling and competitive, with many events and big investments to expand the game worldwide. Whether you're a pro or a beginner, this is the perfect time to join the PUBG Mobile esports community.

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The wait is over! Registrations for the highly anticipated PUBG Mobile Frostborne Fury Event qualifiers are officially live. This exciting competition promises a thrilling blend of intense action, stunning visuals, and a unique opportunity for players to showcase their skills on a grand stage.

PUBG Mobile Frostborne Fury Event: Overview

PUBG Mobile Frostborne Fury event is a competitive series, giving both amateur and professional players the chance to battle it out in intense matches. With a frosted theme and immersive graphics that match the original PUBG experience, players must collaborate, strategize, and act fast to outsmart their opponents and secure victory.

This event is set to be one of the most exciting esports tournaments of the year, thanks to its amazing prizes and exclusive in-game items.

How to Register for PUBG Mobile Frostborne Fury Event Qualifiers

The qualifier registration process for the PUBG Mobile Frostborne Fury event is just a piece of cake and is open to all eligible players. Here’s how to register:

1. Log in to the official PUBG Mobile Esports website or click this link.
2. Enter your team name, player IDs, and contact details. Be sure to double-check everything before submitting.
3. After registering, confirm your entry to receive updates about the event schedule and rules through your Discord.

PUBG Mobile Frostborne Fury Event: PrizePool 

The PUBG Mobile Frostborne Fury event offers an incredible $10K prize pool, making it one of the largest tournaments of the year. As always, the prize money will be evenly distributed among the best-performing teams, with rewards for specific placements and individual achievements, including MVP awards.

The qualifiers will use a point-based system, where players earn points based on their performance, including kills and rankings. The top teams with the highest points will qualify for the finals.

>>> Read more: PUBG Mobile Global Championship 2024 League Stage: Week 2 Teams, Schedule & Theme Song

Week 1 of the 2024 PUBG Mobile Global Championship League Stage wrapped up yesterday, featuring Group Yellow. Over four days, sixteen teams competed for a chance to qualify for the PMGC 2024 Grand Finals. After intense action, the top three teams from Group Yellow have secured their spot in the Grand Finals. Keep reading for details on the teams, schedule, and more information for PMGC 2024 League Stage Week 2.

PMGC 2024 League Stage: Week 2 Teams

The second week of the PUBG Mobile Global Championship kicks off on November 7, 2024, featuring the teams from Group Red. Here are the teams competing:

• AlterEgo Ares
• Getso Roy Esports
• Natus Vincere
• FaZe Clan
• IW NRX
• NIGMA GALAXY
• Virtus Pro
• Falcons Force
• Insilio
• AS I8 Esports
• Team Queso
• Tianba
• Furia Esports
• TJB Esports
• Vengeance
• IHC Esports

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PMGC 2024 League Stage Week 2 Schedule

Week 2 of the PUBG Mobile Global Championship will run from November 7 to 10, 2024, featuring the Group Red teams. Over four days, these teams will compete in a total of 24 matches.

The top three teams from Group Red will earn a direct spot in the PMGC Grand Finals. Teams that finish between 4th and 11th place in their group will have to continue competing in Week 4 of the PMGC. They will first play in the Survival Stage, and if they make it through, they’ll have one last chance to qualify for the Grand Finals in the Last Chance stage, where the final six spots will be up for grabs.

The PMGC Grand Finals will take place live in London, where teams will have their final opportunity to prove they are worthy of claiming the PMGC Trophy as the 2024 champions!

PMGC 2024 Theme Song: Flare Up

With all the exciting matches ahead in the next two weeks, fans should also stay tuned for the full version of the 2024 PMGC theme song, "Flare Up", produced by Christina Rotondo and LUMi. The song will be released later this month!

The PUBG Mobile Global Championship (PMGC) 2024 grand final will be held at the ExCel London from December 6th to 8th, according to James Yang, Senior Director of Global Esports at Level Infinite. Fans can witness the world's top PUBG Mobile teams compete live as tickets go on sale in August.

PMGC 2024 Participants

The 2024 PMGC will keep its usual format, but there are some changes to how teams qualify because of the new regional PUBG Mobile Super League (PMSL) series. 15 teams will make it to the championship: 2 from Japan, 4 from PEL, 2 from South Korea, the winner of the PUBG Mobile Rivals Cup S2, the PMWC Champions Region, and 5 teams that receive special invites.

In addition, 10 teams from Southeast Asia will qualify through PMSL SEA Fall and PMGC points. 8 teams from Central and South America will qualify via PMSL CSA Fall and PMGC points. 6 teams from the Americas will qualify based on PMSL Americas Fall and PMGC points. Finally, 9 teams from Europe, the Middle East, and Africa will qualify through PMSL EMEA Fall and PMGC points.

PUBG Mobile Metro Royale Esports mode

Level Infinite also introduced a new esports circuit focused on PUBG Mobile Metro Royale mode. First introduced in 2021, this PvPvE format tasks players with finding loot while fighting both other players and even AI opponents.

More details will be shared soon, and exciting performances are expected in this popular game mode.

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After four years of strong performance, Brazilian team Alpha 7 Esports clinched their first global championship title yesterday, winning the PUBG Mobile World Cup (PMWC) 2024 and a $400,000 prize pool.

PMWC 2024 Overall standings

Take a look at the table below for the overall points of the PMWC 2024 Main Event:

Alpha 7 Esports earned 153 points from 18 matches in the PMWC Main Event. They won five Chicken Dinners and had 82 eliminations. Their performance was outstanding throughout this esports event.

Reject from Japan, the winner of PUBG Mobile Global Open 2024, came in second place and won $200,000. They scored 124 points and won two Chicken Dinners during the Main Event. Reiji from the team was named MVP and received $50,000. He got 33 eliminations in 18 games. He was also the MVP in PMGO 2024.

Tianba, a team from China, had an impressive performance in the Main Event, finishing third even though they didn't win any matches. They earned 124 points from 18 matches and played very well on the final day.

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PUBG Mobile has created an exclusive outfit skin for the first PUBG Mobile World Cup (PMWC 2024). This special design was co-created with players through the Ptopia Design Project (PDP), a community collaboration program. The PMWC 2024 Violet Thunder Set and S12K Skin are now up for grabs.

The PMWC 2024 is kicked off by launching a brand-new PUBG Mobile World Cup outfit, created with player input through the Ptopia Design Project (PDP). This unique PMWC 2024 Violet Thunder Set features exclusive details celebrating the event. Incorporating elements from the new PMWC trophy, this outfit lets players honor their participation in this significant moment for PUBG Mobile Esports. More surprises and special events are planned, with additional details to be shared as the tournament nears.

The PMWC) will be held at the Esports World Cup in Riyadh later this month. This thrilling event is expected to be the highlight of the summer in mobile esports, showcasing 24 elite teams from across the globe competing in three groups for a spot in the Main Stage. The squads will compete for the esteemed PMWC title and a share of the remarkable $3 million prize pool. For more details about this event, click here.

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The first-ever PUBG Mobile World Cup (PMWC 2024) is set to take place this month in Saudi Arabia. 24 top-tier teams will compete in an epic battle royale for an honored title and especially, a staggering $3 million prize pool.

PMWC 2024 Stages & Timeline

The 24 top teams in PMWC 2024 are divided into three groups

1. Red
2. Green
3. Yellow

• From July 19th to 21st: Three groups will clash in the Group Stage. The top 12 teams will advance directly to the Main Stage, while the remaining squads will enter the Survival Stage for a second chance.
• From July 23rd and 24th: The Survival Stage will take place. The 12 teams that didn’t qualify from the Group Stage will compete alongside 4 wildcard teams from the PMSL regions. Only the top 4 teams from the Survival Stage will advance to the Main Stage, joining the 12 teams from the Group Stage.
• From July 26th to 28th: The top 16 teams will battle for the PUBG Mobile World Cup title.

PMWC 2024 Groups & Teams

Here’s the complete list of teams participating in the PMWC 2024 Group Stage:

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After intense competitions, the PUBG Mobile Global Open Brazil (PMGO 2024) is nearing its finale, with the top 16 teams set for the main event. Initially, 32 teams competed in the PMGO Qualifiers and Prelims, but only a few advanced. This weekend marks the culmination as these squads compete for a portion of the $500,000 prize pool.

The Main Event of the PMGO 2024 tournament is scheduled for April 5th to 7th, where 16 teams will compete fiercely. Alongside one quarter-finalist, 8 teams from the prelims and seven invited ones will clash on the Erangel, Sanhok, and Miramar maps, promising endless excitement for fans.

The 16 teams competing for the ultimate prize include:

1. Alpha 7 Esports
2. Boom Esports
3. Death Wolves
4. DPLUS Kia
5. IHC Esports
6. IW NRX
7. Hifys Esports
8. Nova
9. Regnum Carya Bra
10. Reject 
11. Royals of War
12. S2G Esports
13. Smoke Gaming
14. Team Falcones
15. Vampire Esports
16. Zebra Master

This contest is going to be exciting because the teams have already faced tough challenges. The PMGO Brazil Offline Qualifier lasted for 3 days. Teams were split into 2 groups and fought for the top 8 positions. The best team got straight into the Main Event. Teams in 2nd to 9th place moved on to the PMGO Prelims.

The Prelims were really important for teams aiming to win big. They competed against top teams from the Partnership Program, so it was a challenging phase. Every team wanted a spot in the Main Event, so they put in their best effort.

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PUBG Mobile World Invitational 2021 is underway. After a year of craziness and chaos, fans of PUBG Mobile around the world can really use a great eSports tournament. And players ask, KRAFTON answers with one of the biggest tournaments right in this summer.

Rewards for PUBG Mobile World Invitational 2021 Peak Viewership

To attract viewers to the event, PUBG Mobile will give away free and permanent rewards based on the peak viewership of PMWI 2021. Here's the list of free rewards you should know.

PMWI EAST

• 1,000,000 viewers: Supply crate coupon scraps, Time-limited outfit
• 1,500,000 viewers: M416 Skin
• 2,000,000 viewers: Permanent Outfit

WEST

• 200,000 viewers: Supply crate coupon scraps, Time-limited outfit
• 300,000 viewers: M416 Skin
• 500,000 viewers: Permanent Outfit

About PUBG Mobile World Invitational 2021

KRAFTON announced PUBG Mobile World Invitational 2021 a few days ago. It's going to be a charity PUBG Mobile event in collaboration with Gamers Without Borders. The tournament is invite-only, with the strongest representatives from all regions all around the world.

The tournament will be divided into 2 groups: East and West. PMWI East includes teams SEA, South Asia, Korea, Japan, TW/HK/MO, and Wildcard. Meanwhile, PMWI West will cover Europe, Middle East & Africa, and the Americas.

This will be a charity tournament with a gigantic prize pool of $3,160,000 USD (approx 23 Crores INR). $80,000 USD from the prize pool will go to charity funds in both Eastern and Western Regions.

The tournament starts on 22nd July and concludes on 25th July 2021. You can catch the live streaming sessions of PUBG Mobile World Invitational 2021 on its official YouTube channel, Facebook, Twitch, and NimoTV.

NOTE: Players residing in India won’t be able to get the rewards.

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Another eSports tournament is here for PUBG Mobile fans around the world! The game officials weren't really messing around when they promised to maintain a dynamic competitive scene. For summer 2021, we will have PUBG Mobile World Invitational PMWI 2021, powered by Gamers without Borders. The tournament features 32 best teams across the globe, divided into two divisions: East and West Zones.

PUBG Mobile World Invitational 2021 Format, Schedule & Prize Pool

This will be an invitational-only tournament, a successor of the discontinued PMWL. The PUBG Mobile World Invitational 2021 will be a clash of the world's 32 best teams, divided into two groups of East and West Zones with 16 teams each.

The PMWI East will cover Asia, Eastern Europe, and Eastern Africa. Meanwhile, the PMWI West takes on the Americas, Western Europe, and Western Africa. This tournament features a massive prize pool of $3,000,000 - the highest of any global PUBGM events, ever.

PUBG Mobile World Invitational 2021 will span over 4 days, from July 22nd to July 25th. There's a high chance that it holds 6 matches a day for a total of 24 matches like the earlier PMWL. An important thing to note is this tournament will not qualify teams for the PMPL or the PMGC. Also, there will be no Qualifier phase.

PMWI 2021 will be held online, so PUBG Mobile fans can catch the live streaming on NimoTV.

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PUBG Mobile World Invitational PMWI 2021 Participants

The list of teams invited for the PMWI 2021 are:

PMWI East

• A1 Esports (Bangladesh)
• Bigetron Red Aliens (Indonesia)
• Blacklist International (Philippines)
• DRS Gaming (Nepal)
• DSGaming (South Korea)
• D’Xavier (Vietnam)
• Fanatic Zombies (United Arab Emirates)
• Geek Fam (Malaysia)
• Nasr Esports (Jordan)
• Natus Vincere (Russia)
• Reject (Japan)
• Stalwart Esports (Pakistan)
• Team Myths (Algeria)
• Valdes Esports (Thailand)
• Yalla Esports (Saudi Arabia)
• Zeus Esports (Mongolia)

PMWI West

• 19Esports (Canada)
• Alpha7 Esports (Brazil)
• Chivas Esports (Mexico)
• Destiny (Germany)
• Ghost Gaming (United States of America)
• Godsent (Ukraine)
• Gunz Esport (Iraq)
• Konina Power (Kazakhstan)
• Lakonostra MVP (United Kingdom)
• Next Rūya Gaming (Turkey)
• Qlash (France)
• Ra’ad (Iraq)
• RTG Esports (Morocco)
• Team Onyx (Georgia)
• Team Queso (Argentina)
• UDR Killers (Spain)

Being an invite-only event, PMWI 2021 promises to be one of the most competitive eSports tournaments ever in the history of PUBG Mobile. Expect the highest level of skills, commitment, and god-tiered players from the best teams around the world. Don't miss the broadcast of PUBG Mobile World Invitational PMWI 2021 on July 22nd.

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The PUBG Mobile Global Championship, which was held in Dubai a few days ago, has just come to an end today after Nova Esports claimed the final victory against other formidable squads.

A total of 16 teams from all over the world already threw themselves into several matches of the PMGC Finals to battle out for a staggering prize pool of $1,200,000. The tournament was initially scheduled to go live at the Coca-Cola Stadium, Dubai at the very start but three players reportedly had positive results with the COVID-19 test afterwards. The organizers then decided to make all the matches come into operation right from the hotel rooms with the aid of a quality network. They put health and safety ahead of anything else instead of bringing people together at the venue.

Audiences had a chance to catch their favorite teams and players in action during the intensely-contested PMGC Finals. With four different maps in the format, PMGC Grand Finals already came through 29 matches in over four days.

Nova XQF from China went a long way towards taking over the first spot on the overall standings after a couple of strongly competitive matches. They finally bagged out the lion’s share of prize money and took home $700,000!

Four Angry Men aka 4AM, the former league stage winner, meanwhile emerged as the runner-up of PMGC Grand Finals and walked away with $200,000. Zeus Esports from the Wildcard category managed to secure the 3rd position along with $100,000 in return.

Here’re the details about PMGC Grand Finals’ prize pool distribution and respective names that notched up the prizes:

MVP of PMGC Grand Finals: $15,000: Four Angry Men Suk

1st place ($700,000): Nova XQF

2nd place ($200,000): Four Angry Men

3rd place ($100,000): Zeus Esports

4th place ($40,000): Natus Vincere

5th place ($25,000): Bigetron RA

6th place ($20,000): Konina Power

7th place ($17,000): Team Secret

8th place ($15,000): Klas Digital Athletics

9th place ($12,000): Alpha 7 Esports

10th place ($11,000): Team Secret Jin

11th place ($10,000): RRQ Athena

12th place ($10,000): Futbolist

13th place ($10,000): Aerowolf Limax

14th place ($5,000): Power888 KPS

15th place ($5,000): A1 Esports

16th place ($5,000): Abrupt Slayers

PUBG Mobile Pakistan Challenge 2020 is currently in the Grand Finals stage with 16 teams qualified. However, a serious issue happened as 3 teams have been disqualified from the tournament because of hacking and cheating. This dropped the total number of teams from 16 teams to 13 teams so they will have to play more matches to make up for it.

The 3 teams that were banned were Team GOD Speed, Team SINISTER, and Team Gold Diggers for cheating, hacking, and unprofessional behavior.

Team GOD Speed was caught cheating on Day 1 and was banned immediately.

Team Gold Diggers was in the 2nd position on the leader board 129 points with 2 Chicken Dinners before they got banned on DAy 2 because of their unprofessional behavior.

Team SINISTER was in 10th place but one of their member, King, was on the top of the kill leaderboard with 25 kills, 3346 damage. The team was banned on Day 2 of the Grand Finals.

It is sad that things like this happen in such a big PUBG Mobile tournament, and even in the Grand Finals as well. Because of this, the PUBG Mobile Pakistan Challenge 2020 Grand Finals will be delayed until December 29 with 10 matches on the final day.

Currently, team F4 is leading the leader board with 3 Chicken Dinners with 80 points and 76 kills. Team R3GICIDE is in 2nd place now that team Gold Diggers has been banned.

These are not the first 3 teams that were banned from this tournament. Earlier, 3 teams, Captains, Team Lion's, D3LTAesports also got banned for violating the rules of the tournament. All these teams will be getting a 10-year ban punishment.

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While most of the Esports tournaments were suspended due to the global pandemic at the beginning of the year, PUBG Mobile managed to round off the first half of the year with the success of PUBG Mobile World League Season Zero Champions. With the huge support it has received from around the world, the leading battle royale mobile game is shaping the mobile eSport world.

While PUBG Mobile has just crossed the new milestone of $3 Billion lifetime revenue, its upcoming PUBG Mobile 2020 Fall Spit has witnessed more than 80,000 teams signing up so far. Here is the full list of the hottest upcoming PUBG Mobile esports events in India as well as other countries in the world. Bookmark to make sure you won’t miss any of them!

Upcoming PUBG Mobile Esport events

Apart from the upcoming PUBG Mobile Club Open (PMCO), PUBG Mobile fans in India and all over the world are also looking forward to the PUBG Mobile Pro League (PMPL) with both are about to start next week. These two tournaments are said to be the first filters to select best teams for the next PUBG Mobile World League (PMWL) which is expected to happen next year.

Check out the detailed schedule of PMCO and PMPL in India and other regions around the world.

PUBG Mobile Club Open (PMCO)

The global competitive season of PUBG Mobile: PUBG Mobile Club Open (PMCO) is slated to span across every region and continent around the world from America to Europe, Africa, and Asian starting from August 11th. The tournament is about to start in India as well as other South Asian countries from Aug 12 - Aug 30 while Pakistan players will have to wait for a few weeks longer as the event will take place from Aug 25th to Sep 30th. Meanwhile, the registration for the tournament was closed on Jul 13th.

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PUBG Mobile Pro League (PMPL)

Apart from the PMCO, PUBG Mobile fans also gear up for the special PUBG Mobile Pro League (PMPL) which is only available in some countries in South Asia, South East Asia, and America. The list of invited teams who represent South Asia in the tournament includes Megastars, ORANGE ROCK, SouL, GODLIKE, SynerGE, TeamIND, and some others.

New point systems for PUBG Mobile esports events

Apart from announcing its upcoming events, PUBG Mobile also made it official on the new point system to strike the balance between kills and placement in games. The new system will be applied in PMCO only.

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PUBG Mobile biggest secret eSport event of 2020

Despite 2 big events being on the plate, PUBG Mobile is all set for the biggest esports event ever of the year which remains to be a secret. While no details are leaked, the official announcement of the event will be revealed on August 24th. We will keep you updated on it as soon as possible.

2020 was going to be a big year for PUBG Mobile Esports, with an unprecedented prize pool of 5 million dollars and an extra level of competition. However, the sudden arrival of the coronavirus plague has thrown a wrench into the developers’ plans. The World Championship was supposed to be held in December 2020 in Katowice, Poland, with the top teams from the World League participating.

Almost all regional LAN tournaments of PUBG Mobile has been changed to online… and with international tournaments even harder to hold (as you have to get people all over various countries to gather), looks like we are going to have an online Global tournament.

How is an Online Global tournament going to work?

Lags, as usual, is the main enemy of online gaming - and in this case, PUBG Mobile's developers would have to create a stable connection between all the teams and a server. This is actually super hard to do, as the ones who are physically closer would always have an advantage. For a global, high tier tournament - that isn't really acceptable. It is why all major tournaments are always offlines.

They could also do what the NBA is doing to their players - fly everyone to a location without COVID and hold the tournament there. The complication is that in the NBA's case, all the players are in one country while in PUBG Mobile's case, they are scattered all over the world.

What is going to happen?

According to James Yang, they have been monitored the virus situation and found a possible solution back in June. With international travel opening up in various countries around the world and many other Tencent-created tournaments restarting (Leagues of Legend World and Clash Royale League are re-opening), it is very possible for PUBG Mobile to go the same route.

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PUBG Mobile Global Extreme Challenge is a brand new event for this season – featuring 32 gaming influencers and pros from all over the world. They are going to compete in show matches against each other – the matches would start on July 29, with Indian teams going against the MENA region on July 30. According to the official website announcement - there would be 4 matches in this event.

Looks like this is a global version of the PUBG Mobile Star Challenge, featuring many more people from various regions all over the world. There are representatives from India, North America, Africa, South East Asia, Europe, and even the Middle East – the 32 influencers were selected by votes from a list of 64.

Indian representatives for PUBG Mobile Global Extreme Challenge:

Team Mortal

Currently, there are 3 members in Mortal's team: himself, Regaltos and Viper. This is pretty much an old lineup of Soul - they are probably prepared for any challenge ahead. With Mortal and the Soul clan being the most famous PUBG Mobile players in India, there is probably nothing more to say about the guy that people have already known.

Team Scout

Scout's squad is just as great - maybe even better - the lineup is pretty much Allstars. Accompanying Scout is TSM. Entity Jonathan, one of the most individually skilled players in the pro scene and Dynamo, the biggest PUBG Mobile streamer in India. With both lineups being consist of pro-players, victory is probably in the bag for the participated Indian teams.

Apart from these above players from India, 28 more influencers and streamers have been selected from various regions all over the world to compete in the tournament:

• SEVOU
• ALUCAROV2
• ABCT36 GAMING
• ONIC MUTE
• EILOCOSANTIARG
• BANGPEN
• TACAZ
• MASTERRAMEN
• WYNSANITY
• NGAN SAT THU
• BTR ALICE
• MEZARCI
• ROLEX
• AEDDI407
• ATRO
• OM SAYF
• SECRET BIUBIU
• PIKACHU
• DOCH
• DREAM PUBG
• PANDA
• NATO GAMER
• DEXTROGER
• FLASHZITO
• ALPOXZEN
• OLDBOY
• RISERBECK
• DON TACHO

Vote results of all team captains:

We can clearly see that India's Mortal got the most votes out of everyone, 1300 more than the 2nd spot, Aleyna Tilki. Even Levinho, one of the more famous streamers of PUBG Mobile in Europe, get only 15 votes.

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PUBG Mobile players will be excited to know the registrations for the most-awaited PMCO Fall Split 2020 tournament is now open. In addition to being a gateway to the world’s largest mobile esports event, the PUBG Mobile World Championship, PMCO 2020 offers a massive prize pool of $1,000,000.

The final date to register your squad for PUBG Mobile Club Open 2020 is 12th July. The PMCO Fall Split will begin the in-game Qualifiers from 17th July and proceed further in stages, finally leading up to the PUBG Mobile World League 2020. This tournament is a big deal not only for PUBG Mobile players but also for the online betting sites to attract more bettors to esports betting – a worldwide growing industry.

PMCO Fall Split 2020 Schedule

PMCO Fall Split 2020 will progress in 6 stages starting with Registration. Other stages include Qualification, Regional Group Stage, Regional Semi-Finals, Regional Finals, and finally, the PUBG Mobile World League.

• Registration

PMCO 2020 registration stage closed a few days ago. The Qualifier stage is coming soon. Now, the list of participants who meet the tournament requirements is completed. They will be divided into different groups to compete and win the ticket to the global stage.

As announced, the team rosters have a minimum of 4 participants and a maximum of 5 team members are allowed with 1 being the substitute player. Besides, at least 3 players of the squad come from the same country and have the same nationality.

Here is a list of all the 16 regions from where squads have finished the registration for the PMCO Fall Split 2020.

• Latam
• Europe
• India
• Middle East & Africa
• South Asia
• North America
• Wildcard
• SEA Wildcard
• Turkey
• CIS
• Brazil
• Germany
• Iraq
• Pakistan
• Egypt
• Saudi Arabia

Players from Hong Kong China and Macau China should not register at the moment since the registrations for these regions will be announced at a later date.

• Online Qualifiers

Once the teams have registered themselves, they will play the in-game Qualifiers between 17th July and 27th July 2020. Teams need to play a minimum of 8 games, i.e a minimum of 2 games from each map. The maximum number of games a team can play is 32.

After having played these games, and met the requirements of the Qualification stage, a total of top 8 games of a team will be considered for final standing, i.e., top 2 games from each map.

The top teams will then progress to the Regional Group Stage of the tournament.

• Regional Group Stage

The top teams from the in-game qualifiers will feature in the Regional Group Stage. A total of 32 teams will battle in this stage in August 2020 to make their way to the next phase of the tournament - Regional Semi Finals.

8 teams will be eliminated in this stage of PMCO Fall Split 2020 as only 24 teams shall progress to the Regional Semi Finals stage. The 2020 edition of the tournament has more regions as compared to the 2019 edition. As a result, there will be additional group stage slots that will be added during the qualifiers.

• Regional Semi Finals

In August 2020, two stages of PMCO 2020 will take place - Regional Group Stage and Regional Semi Finals.

The qualified teams from the Group stage will compete in the Regional Semi Finals for a spot in the Finals.

• Regional Finals

In September 2020, PMCO will move to the next stage, Regional Finals. The teams that finish at the top in the Regional Semi Finals points table will compete in the PMCO Fall Split Regional Finals 2020.

The top teams of the PMCO Regional Finals and PUBG Mobile Pro League will be promoted to the PUBG Mobile World League.

• PMPL

Before the teams compete at the global stage, the PUBG Mobile World League (PMWL), there is one more phase for teams of some regions.

Teams from South Asia, Europe, America, Wildcard and Middle East & Africa regions will compete in PUBG Mobile Pro League (PMPL) to qualify for the PMWL.

• World League

The Director of PUBG Mobile Global Esports had announced the PMWL 2020 during the PMCO Fall Split Global Finals 2019.

The final stage for each split during 2020 PUBG Mobile season will be the PUBG Mobile World Championship 2020.

The World Championship will feature top qualified teams from World League West & East.

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Tencent along with PUBG Mobile have big plans for the esports scene of the game this year – however, due to the pandemic, almost everything has to be postponed until a later date. However, looks like the situation has changed – PMPL South Asia 2020 is going to resume on May 22.

Twenty squads from the South Asia region (India, Bangladesh, Nepal) are going to compete with each other for a spot to the PUBG Mobile World League this year. Despite being only a regional tournament, PMPL South Asia 2020 still has a massive prize pool of two hundred thousand dollars.

The official announcement about this would be released soon on related PUBG Mobile Social media accounts. While the Pro League resumes, it would still be an online event due to the current lockdown of the country. The whole thing would be streamed live on PUBG Mobile Esports’ official YouTube channel.

The twenty squads have been divided into five groups – below are the current standings of PMPL 2020. Currently, UMExRXN is leading the board, with 2 chicken dinners and 137 points. SynerGE and TSM-Entity are very close behind with 123 and 121 points respectively.

PUBG Mobile Pro League is divided into 2 stages, League and Finals, similar to the previous tournaments. The top 3 of League stage would be granted direct entry to PMWL 2020 while the remaining teams would have to battle it out for the remaining two spots in the final stage.

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This is the second season of Akhada Cup, an invite-only PUBG Mobile scrims tournament created by India's Proscrims Esports. The competition was held in five days, in which the top teams of PUBG Mobile India fiercely compete with each other to practice and test new strategies. A lot of teams have been invited - and all of them are top tier: SouL, Fnatic, IND, SynerGe...

After almost a week of intense fighting, SynerGe Gaming has become the winner of the Season 2 Akhada Cup. Fnatic performed pretty well, with a 4th position - they could have gotten higher. Soul, however, has disappointed their fans with an 8th place finish - it looks like there is still a lot to be done. Below is our analysis of the whole tournament:

The three best teams of Akhada Cup Season 2 was SynerGe, Megastars, and Revenge Esports. The three squads were really close on the fourth day's end. However, after the final day of fierce competition, SynerGe, the fans' favorite team, ended up the winner.

From the tables above, we can clearly see that the only teams that can contest SynerGe for the top spots are Revenge Esports, Fnatic India and Megastars. PUBG Mobile India's most favourite team, Soul, wasn't even close to that, with over 100 points below the leader.

These results would surely disappoint their fans - they would have a lot of things to take care of before PMPL South Asia hit. SynerGe, with the roster of Seervi, Austinx, Ted and Shryder, is steadily improving - they are now considered to be one of the top contenders in the South Asia region. If they can keep up what they have been showing in the tournaments so far, they would even be able to contest much further in after PMPL.

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